View allAll Photos Tagged cloudscape
Interesting clouds today remind me of wispy feathers. All in the imagination, I guess.
Fujifilm X-Pro3 Classic Chrome simulation with no post processing. SOOC
Much tweaked which gives a nice old noisy effect. It's clouds, people, with the Alps peeping through. It's part two of the lengthy mini-series.
Today's storms didn't quite have enough mechanical lift to ignite. However, activity to my east was pretty active. This scene is looking west near sunset. Definitely tropical looking clouds here at 32N latitude. temperature was in the low 80's.
Tomorrow, severe weather is expected. It might be a busy photo day???
At lower right is my border collie Hunter.
July 23, 2015 - North of Alma Nebraska
*** Like | Follow | Subscribe | NebraskaSC ***
Prints Available...Click Here
All Images are also available for...
stock photography & non exclusive licensing...
We pulled way north and got back into southern Nebraska. Now on the backside of this thunderstorm. Intense cc lighting was to good to pass up.
We pulled off just north of Alma Nebraska. Pointed the lens due south and captured some of the best lightning of 2015
*** Please NOTE and RESPECT the Copyright ***
Copyright 2015
Dale Kaminski @ NebraskaSC Photography
All Rights Reserved
This image may not be copied, reproduced, published or distributed in any medium without the expressed written permission of the copyright holder.
#ForeverChasing
#NebraskaSC
7:39 pm CEST ->
Focal length: 100 mm
Aperture: f/5.6
Exposure: 1/40 sec
ISO Speed: 100
Manfrotto 190CXPRO4 + 460MG
FLUIDR I flickriver I Flickr Hive Mind I Getty Images I 500px
Captured this cloudscape on the West end of Santa Rosa Island near Fort Pickens in Florida. This was a 30 sec exposure at f/22 with ISO 50. Camera used with the Sony A7R with the Sony FE 24-70mm f/4 lens on a tripod. A 10 stop ND circular filter was used. Post processing with Lightroom 5.7 and OnOne Perfect Effects 9.
Lowestoft, on the Suffolk coast, is the eastern-most town in the United Kingdom. It was once a vitally important fishing port and over a hundred trawlers would come down from Scotland for the herring season. But now fishing has declined and the port is far less important than it once was. Part of it has been converted into a marina. The North Sea gas and oil industries, which once provided employment, are also in decline. It seems likely that the offshore wind industry could go the same way now that government subsidies are being reduced.
The southern end of Lowestoft (pictured from the harbour) was once an important traditional seaside town with hotels, a pier and golden sands. Some attempt has been made to promote the holiday industry, but these days so many people prefer to take their holidays abroad.
Clouds always fascinate me and I found a few pics while trying to clean up an old backup drive, taken a couple of summers ago near Stewiake, Nova Scotia.
The first of three cloud shots I took with my autofocus accidentally left off from my hotel balcony on a cloudy day!
The view from the Applecross peninsula, looking over Raasey, towards the mountains of the Isle of Skye.
Some good surf at Laguna Beach on Sunday, some good sunset, too. Not too much activity in the water.
Yes, Jan, there is someone in the water. A surfer, he'd taken his board to shore then returned to the surf.
A lovely cloudscape over Shoreham Beach this evening. Somewhat chillier than yesterday evening though.
Late yesterday afternoon I noticed that we were in for an interesting evening cloudscape. So I headed over to Woodlawn Boat Ramp in east Gulf Breeze Florida to capture the sunset. This shot was done with the Sony A7R (1/15 sec at f/11, ISO 50) using the Sony FE 16-35mm f/4 lens on a tripod. Post processing with Lightroom 5.7 along with OnOne Perfect Effects 9.
I love this wildlife refuge and all its natural beauty it has to offer, from the gators, to the cloudscapes and tall sawgrass. In this tough economy it is under funded and thrown on the back burner allowing for the abuse of the park. The entrance of the park was filled with scattered trash bags and empty beer cans and bottles not to mention tangled webs of fishing line that animals of all kinds can become fataly entangled in. I took the time to clean some of it up on my own because it broke my heart to see this happening due to a lack of money. Im thinking of going back to shoot more and pick up some more trash. Its important for each of us to do our part instead of claming it is not our job. We have to think of things in the long run and make a better future for everyone.
Sunrise at Sugarloaf Point lighthouse, Seal Rocks, NSW, Australia. Some 100 years ago, lots of seals resided on the rocks in front of the beach. Today, a lonesome dingo walks on the beach, and no trace of the seals... Whales can be spotted from this location as well. Nowadays the lighthouse is converted to a very nice bed & breakfast, highly recommended to stay. At this particular morning, a storm approached from overseas.